Contributions to 'Punch' EtcCaxton Publishing Company, 1930 - 276 Seiten |
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... tell him that the coach has taken a different road , and escaped him . So he fires his pistols into the air with a ... tell you that the Lord Treasurer hears ill with the left ear , just as I do ? ...... I dare not tell him that I am so ...
... tell him that the coach has taken a different road , and escaped him . So he fires his pistols into the air with a ... tell you that the Lord Treasurer hears ill with the left ear , just as I do ? ...... I dare not tell him that I am so ...
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... tell you that Hambourg has been the pleasantest stage I have met with in my travails . If any of my friends wonder at me for living so long in that place , I dare say it will be thought a very good excuse when I tell him Mr. Wyche was ...
... tell you that Hambourg has been the pleasantest stage I have met with in my travails . If any of my friends wonder at me for living so long in that place , I dare say it will be thought a very good excuse when I tell him Mr. Wyche was ...
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... tell you , you must not think of women in a reasonable way : you know we always make goddesses of those we adore upon earth ; and do not all the good men tell us we must lay aside reason in what relates to the Deity ? ...... " I should ...
... tell you , you must not think of women in a reasonable way : you know we always make goddesses of those we adore upon earth ; and do not all the good men tell us we must lay aside reason in what relates to the Deity ? ...... " I should ...
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The Georges | 7 |
The Great Squattleborough Soirée | 43 |
Two or Three Theatres at Paris | 53 |
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